Two Britons living abroad have lost their case in the High Court over the right to vote in the June referendum on whether or not the UK should stay in or leave the EU. However, they will seek leave to appeal to the Supreme Court against the judgment.
High Court rules in favour of refugee families refused UK entry
London’s High Court has ruled in favour of six families of refugees who were refused UK admission in 2014 by Home Secretary Theresa May.
Court of Appeal rules in favour of lifting privacy injunction protecting couple
An Appeals Court has ruled that a privacy order protecting a celebrity couple who engaged in ‘extramarital activities’ can now be lifted.
ECJ delays DRIPA ruling
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has decided to delay ruling on the UK’s proposed surveillance legislation, dubbed the ‘Snoopers’ Charter’, to avoid the decision affecting the outcome of the referendum on staying in or leaving the European Union.
UK Millionaire fights insurers to pay £236,000 for Ferraris hired whilst his own was being repaired
A UK millionaire has launched a legal battle against his car insurance company over £236,000 spent on hiring Ferraris whilst his own supercar was being repaired.